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NASUM To Issue New Album In April

October 2, 2002

Swedish grindcore merchants NASUM have finished writing half of the songs for their projected third album, which they plan on recording at guitarist Mieszko Talarczyk's Soundlab studios in November/December for an April 2003 release through Relapse Records. "We feel that we have a lot of strong songs this time and we'll do our very best to make the best fucking NASUM album ever!" states a message on the band's official web site.

In other news, NASUM have lined up an appearance with SKITSYSTEM on October 25th at The Shrine in Stockholm. They will also perform at Contan in their hometown of Örebro on October 26th alongside DAYBREAK and RELEVANT FEW.

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